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Eisenhower first adopted her iconic bangs while Ike was stationed in Panama; she found that the hairstyle helped her keep cool in the tropical environment, and decided to keep it after returning to the United States.
5 de feb. de 2013 · First Ladies Lou Hoover, Eleanor Roosevelt, Bess Truman, and Mamie Eisenhower made few headlines with their hairstyles—although it is true that Mrs. Eisenhower sported bangs.
- Amy Henderson
2 de nov. de 2020 · As this arrangement of bangs and sidebuns suggests, the extravagant performance of American female ordinariness came easily to the former Mamie Doud. Some of her predecessors got a kick from ...
Women imitated her famous short bangs, and her popularity surged with the American public. Mamie generally avoided politics and publicity, focusing more on the White House and events, as well as managing the residence staff.
Further, her hairstyle was famous enough that similar bangs were known as “Mamie bangs” (Dewhirst). All in all, Mamie Eisenhower gained an excellent reputation as a caring wife and mother and an American fashion icon.
To the surprise of many, Mamie Eisenhower was acknowledged as a fashion icon. “Mamie” even became a trademark for a certain style or taste, such as “Mamie pink” and “Mamie bangs.”
She was an old fashion hostess of the White House. She was an effective manager of the White House budget, and she was loved by the White House staff. She was known for wearing pink and having her hair styled in bangs. She would state that “Ike was my career.” Like her husband, Mamie loved their home in Gettysburg, Pennslyvania.
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